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the next speaker, referring to the sacred teach
1ngs OF the Bible regarding the family and divorce
asked what church had best observed and guarded
this sacred law. No church, he said. represented
in this conference, but the older Christian church
with its head at Rome. He was sorry that in this
conference he had listened 10 unkind words re-
specting this old Christian church.
II object TO that" said member sitting in the
rear OF The hall. II don't believe II is Christian
church at ALL"
This Interruption caused buzz OF excitement
"That Is exactly the sentiment" SAID Mr.. Bald
win, that have heard uttered from this plat
form, and against which 1 protest. In my work
with MT. Dixie In the dlvorce-re;Orm league, have
found no truer friend than the Roman Catholic
church. One OF the great friends to the cause OF
social advancement Is the Roman Catholic Church.
II guards the family it guards the home ir guards
the child. We ought to make friends with the
Roman Catholic Church, ana unless We do It we
reject one Of the great factors In the cause Of the
advancement OF Christ
POSITION OF TIE ALLIANCE TOWARD THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
When Mr.. Baldwin sat down Mr.. Dodge said he
was sorry Mr.. Baldwin had SO entirely mistaken
the sentiment of the Alliance on this question He
knew OF no one who had not profound respect for
the piety, for the good done by the Roman Catho-
not believe In allegiance to foreign power prin-
pie that has no sympathy whatever with our ad-
vancement-
Mr.. Dodge was here interrupted by prolonged
applause.
"That principle" he continued, ''has no sympa-
thy whatever with our advancement as a republic
or as a Christian nation. Against their attack on
our pubic schools or any OF our Institutions We
ing but love and sympathy. We will always
welcome their assistance, and we Will defend with
our nearts blood rights for them that we claim
for ourselves
Again the conference broke out In applause
Rev. Drs. Williams, OF Baltimore, and Cresley
OF Philadelphia, spoke on the same subject
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AutSSoURI saNk FAILS.
The Liabilities Unknown. bat the As-
scts knoxNn q 60 DE Nothing.

CHICAGO, Dec. s--A special from StcwartviIe,
No., states that the Stewartyile bank of Buck &
McCrosky was closed yesterday. II Is al present
Impossible 10 learn the extent of the liabilities.
but the assets, so far as known. are practically
nothing. Mr.. COberty, who has deposit of
$4,000, is partially secured IN the bank. Ia Bur
ton, county treasurer. has fs.4o0 GA deposit and
Will lose IL all Tue county VIII lose nothlng as it
- protected by his bondsmen. DR. Smith loses
$4,000. Judge King OF tile county court OF De-
kalb County Will lose $1,000. q. ". samuels, %
81 Joseph, loses a.. 900. b. l. Castel and ". IA.
Haynes, OI st. Joseph also lose g. ooo. All 81 the
merchants aud many farmers are victims u q
greater OF less extent A number OF otler ~.
Joseph people suner by the Ialure. Mr. Buck.
the seBior partner, claims tie assets are ample 20
pay all Liabilities II properly managed. MI. Buck
also says that the -. Joseph GllZeus who are
house was ne OF the best known IA Northwest
MissOuI
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CIrIET MAYS INAUGvR.THp.
The Deadlock nt Tahlcquah Ended by
n Bold Move.

sr LoUrs, Dec. s-The latest information nom
TahieQuah, Indian Territory, Is that the patience
OF the Downing party having become exhausted
waiting for the senate 60 count aud decl are the
vote OF the late election for chief and assistant
chief Of the nation they last evening sSy0re Ia
Jud.e Mays as chief and sam smith as assistant
chief and then conducted them 10 the executive
once, where the late chez BHshy head WAS ap-
priSed OF the situation auu requested 90 peIceahly
vacate, which be did Notwithstanding tins lr-
regular ~ not revolutionary way OF Inducing a
CHIEF into ollce no disturbance ensued sni Chief
Mays SAYS that order shall b. fully preserved.
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Washington News and Gossip.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMusEMRNrs-1st page.
ATToRNEYs--3d page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 9TH pages.
BoARDIse-5th page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-5th page.
CITY 1TEMs-6th page
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE--5th page.
DEATBs-5th page.
DESTIsrRY-4th page.
EpUcArIoNAL-4thp page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs--Ith page.
For RENT (Rooms)-2d and 5th pages.
For RENT tHouses)-6th page.
For RENT (Flats)-5th page.
Fox RENT (Miscellaneous)-5th page.
For RENT (Storesl-5th page.
For Rent tOfhces)-5th page.
For SALE (Houses)-5th page.
For SALE Lots)-2d page
For SALE (Nliscellaneous)-6th page.
HousEfURNTsHNGs-4 page.
LADIES' GooDs-3d page.
LOCAL MENTIoN-6th pare.
LOST AND FouND-5th page.
MARRL,GEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-2d page.
MEDIcAL--3d page.
NEW PCBLIcArIoNs-6th page.
OCEAN STEAMERs-4th page.
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-4th page.
PIANOS AND ORGASs-4th page.
PERsoNAL-2d page.
PROFESSIONALISM page
RAILRoADs-4th page.
SEWING MAcHINEs-4th page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-1st page
SUBURBAN PRoPERTY-5th page.
WANTED tHelp)-2d page.
WANTED (Situations)-2d page.
WANTED (Rooms)-2d page
WANTED Houses)-2d page
WANTED iBoard)--2d page.
WANTED tMiscellaneous)-3d page
WISTEE REsoRTs-4th rage.
WooD AND CoAL-4th page
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RebeIIieu. tNnights Nuspcnded.
Mr.. PoWDERLY FUrs THE rgO CHICAGO AssEdBIIK
OUTSIDE THE oRDEh

OUTSIDE THE oRDEk
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The INST act of retaliation n
discipline against the Tehelli0us kHghts og Labor
by Mr.. Powderiy became known yesterday. IL WAS
the suspension OF the local assemblies Nos. 1907
and 's309. The iirst-namel ASSEMBLY, WAS tlie urSJ
10 secede from the Knights and throw IT. iHiiU-
ence IN favor OF the rebel, a. is the most radical
assembly In tins city and has among tts members
some OF the best known radical tab rites IL was
suspended for characterization. M. 2.lJa n tbs
assembly that GeOrge Schilling beiougs TO- Schii-
ing has not Joined the rebels. and did not atJend
the meeting at which the provisional COMMITTEES
was appointed. lie remalhed IN the order and 50
did his assembly. But ne was known 3 sympa-
thlzer with the rebels. ana Was the leading repre-
sentative ~ district assembly No. "a al the Mi1-
neapollS convention.
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Failure fn Michigan.

lsRPRMrNG, MICB., Dec. S--M. Pnenslauder &
Son, one OF the largest general merchandise
arms In Sault Ste Marte. have a. igned Their
con tion Is not asccrIained. Liabilities probably
$4,000; assets hall that SUN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

w. J. Craig, editor OF the Indianapolis Neatimel
has been arrested on charge Of criminal libel,
charged with delivering an anarchist speech.
Three children Of steorAgo passenge1 on the
steamer As6y1an, which arrived ct Hallfax Mon
Group
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Passenger snd Two rramps Reported
Killed mud MRnN eerson. Intnred.

COUNCIL BLrfFS Dec. s-The outgoing kansas
City, ST. Joseph and Council Bluffs passenger
tram was run into late last night bya freight
train ~ Percval and. according 60 the reports of
the o1iclals two trdmps on The freight train weno
killed Ihe passenger train had stopped on ac-
count or not Box. A nagman was sent ba X but
the tog was 50 dense that the freight engineer
could not see his slSaaL The track VAS kaded
several hours Oth-r reports state that the
freight engine went almost through the sleeper
and that one passenger was killed and ab,at
tWenty injured No names have yet been obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

President Jno. Eaton,
LID, now or Marietta,
ohio. formerly a we'll
known resident OF this
city. and United states
commissioner or educa-
tion, read the next paper.
The subject was GLITTER
acy." Gen. Eaton said IL
they could determine the
exact relation OF ignor-
anca to virtue, their task
would be easy. They
!, could reckon as illterate
lor ignorant all who could
mot read and write.
,Haying referred 10 statis-
tics showing that s per
cent or white voters and
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PAGES 3 and OF TO days STAR contain:
discussion OF the Dangers OF the Hour by the
Evangelical Alliance, Mr.. Blaine the Presidents
message, Powderly and the proposed Government
telegraph, the European situation, telegraphic
dispatches, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

PRoNorToN.-A. T. McCallum, OF North Carolina
has been promoted from 81 400 to s1,60O and has
been made principal clerk OF the money division,
Dead Letter Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

GALVESTON 1EN., Dec. S.--Ileagy rains are r.
ported throughout southern Texas during the past
forty-eight hours, breaking the drought aud saw.
ing The wheat crop.
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Rev. NIr. Berry still Undecided.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. s.-Rev. Mr.. Berry is still unde-
cided about his call 10 Plymouth church, Brook
lyn. Being interviewed by a reporter yesterday,
he said that pressure has been brought TO bear ia
every quarter TO induce him to remain In England
and he only desires TO occupy the largest sphere
Of service, whether here or In America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

The FISHERY NEGOTIATORs after a session Of
four hours at the State Department yesterday
afternoon, adjourned until Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

DEATH OF ASSISTANT ATTORNEY-6IENERAL WAT
sON.-News has been received OF the death in
Cincinnati last night, OF heart disease, of E. NJ.
watson. an assistant to the Attorney General
MI. watson was sent to Cincinnati at the time OF
the failure OF the Fidelity National Bank, and has
since been engaged in the prosecution OF the suits
against the Offcers OF the bank. He leaves widow
and five children. who reside at I421 29th street.
The remains Will be inferred in the family burying
ground at Holly Springs. Miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

TIE SHIPPING LEAGUE viii meet in this city on
the 16;h Of January, instead Of to-day, as was at
first proposed
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POLAND WArER
POLAND WATER
Sure Cure for Brxhts Disease Of the Kidneys Stone
in the Bladder Dyspepsia. Dropsy. Salt
Rheum. and ScrofulaL
Contains less organic matter than any wster known
am the Agent this CeIsbratsd Water for the
District Of Columbia.
Look out for imitationa
JOHN KEYwORTH.
9Th ~ ID streets northwest
One square nor b Of Pennsyiyanis avenue.
Telephone call. 1873. d6t1m
A GOOD ROASTED COFFEE FOR 25C AT tn
"A Royal Tea and Coffee Store. 3273 NJ street, an.
tie hest soc. Gunpowdsr Tea TO be found IN George
town. Presents given. d2-6t
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a Small Express War.
READING REFUSES TO LONGER DO BUSINESS FOR
UNITED STATES EXPRESS GO.

UNITED STATES EXPRESS GO.
. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-The United states Ey-
press Co, which recently bought out the Baltf-
more and Oaio Express CO., and which has been
doing business at the Baltimore and Ohio's old
once, yesterday modified by the Reading
Railroad co. that hereafter more OF their gods
would be moved over the Reading lines between
this city and New York. A prominent officer OF
the Reading Railroad Co. says that when the
Adams Express Co. leased the Reading Express
Co., some time ago, IL continued operating the ex-
press company over the Reading lines, and the
Reading was In duty bound TO protect the inter-
ests or the Adams Express co. When the United
states Express CO. bought out the Baltimore and
ONO 1t was understood that only through traffic
should be moved over the Readings lines as that
was the contract between the Baltimore and Ohio
and Reading companies When, however the
United states Co. began cutting into tine Adams
company's local trade here the latter company OBJ
tected and called on the Re ding company To pro-
tect their Interests by refusing 20 carry the United
States company's packages. This the Residing
company did, and thereby blocked the United
States company out OF the local trade between
this city and New York, they cannot get the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. to carry their traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08
RETURN TO cLEvELAsD's MESSAGE


Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. S-Iohn Morley and the Marquis
OF Ripon's visit TO ireland next month Will be as
counter-blast TO Harrington and Goshens visit.
ana Will give an opportunity OF contrasting the
reception OF the latter with really popular ova-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

INVESTIGATING PAY DIRECTOR STEvENsoN.-The
court of inquiry at the Brooklyn navy yard yester-
day continued its Investigation touching alleged
Irregularities in the management OF Pay Director
stevenson. Several witnesses were examined, but
the inquiry was conducted with closed doors. and
nothing Will be given out for publication until a
report OF the proceedings has been forwarded to
this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

During the progress OF q sale OF furniture at an
auction room at Teestyater, Ontario, Monday.
persons Into the cellar. A panic ensued, and
Wenty persons were more o. less injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue.. s43J O6i; customs, s4SS,71O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08
From, Wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK, Dec 4, IL a. m.--The stock market
was very quiet at the opening this morning. and
soon became extremely dull First prices were
made at advances over last evenings iinal figures
Of from one-eighth to three-eighths per cent gen.
orally, though the advantage was not maintained
the list being heavy TO weak in the early trading
Notwithstanding that few stocks, among which
Lackawanna was most conspicuous, gained slight
fractions In the first few minutes Eight or ten
stocks, among which Union Pacific, Reading. st.
Paul, western Union, Richmond and West Point
and Lackawanna were most prominent, furnishing
the great bulk OF the transactions, and the de-
clines In these stocks ranged from nve-eighths 10
one per cent, the latter I'm Richmond and West
Point, followed by Union Pacific with Seyen-
etghths. The market reacted slightly from the
lowest prices toward IL O'Clock, at and that time
was very duh, but steady TO firm at something
better than the lowest prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Justice Matthews with Rev. DIR. McCosh president
Princeton College, and Rev. DIR. Wm. NJ Taylor, OF
New York; Senator's Vest, Bate, Hiscock, and Gray,
and Representatives Collins with Col F, L.
O'Rellly OF Rhode Island; Breckenridge, OF Ken
tucky; White, Came and Stewart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

Tar rvrxrxe STAR l. served to Subscribers in tina
sifv ~ srTers ON their account at 10 cents per
w.sk or 4Ic per mouth Copies at the counter
cents each BY mzil-postaee prepad--50 cents q
month one year s6: six months. 50.
IFpfer-l At the Post Once At Washington d. C. a.
p-col.d clzss mail mafteri
Tux WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-sl
yrrr postaze prepaid six months. 30 cents
rEAn mail subscriptions must be raid in alyanca.
no payer sent longer thai Is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
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Light ON an Old Crime.
HARrMAN PLAAG ARRESTED AT PEoRIA FcR THE Nc R.

DEK OF HIS FAIHEK-lN-LAW IN ISSO.
PEORIA. ILL.,, Dec. S-A great sensation was
caused here last evening by the arrest Of Hartman
Plaag, the marshal OF South Peoria. He has. IL
appears, been indicted by the grand jury for the
murder OF his father-in-iaw, Jno. Coiditz. on the
evening OF January 5, 1850. Plaag was lodged In
jail without ball. Coldirz was found dead on that
date with bullet through his heart and the in
found within feet OF him The c0roners Jury at
the tiIne OF the murder was adjourned from day TO
day, finally bringing In verdict OF murder BY un-
known parties. Now after the long lapse OF time,
Plaags ssister-in-law, Mrs Brecker, and a Mrs
Weiss come forward and swear that Piaag killed
his fatheT-in-law; that they WITNESSED the deed
but were in SO much terror OF Piaag that they
swore falsely at the Inquest Paag says his sister,
in-law has secured his Indictment because OF an
unsuccessful attempt 10 blackmail him, she
against MIN for seduction unless he PAID her $500
which he refused 10 do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

The CABINEr MEETING.-An OF the members Of
the Cabinet We're at the meeting this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

CHICAGO. Dec. a-An Adrian, Minn., special
says: James Fitzpatrick has made an assignment
S1o (]O0 and nominal assets $4,000 wildcat
snesuattop Is said 70 be the cause OF his failure
M Fitzpatrick was one Of the most extensive land
owners and stock raisers In Southwestern Mime
a0fa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

osrAr Ioss oy LIFE AMONG TIE NEW ENGLAND
FIsUKRMBN THIS YRAk.
ProyNcEnpwN, MAss-. Dec. 6-Tne nsh season Of
1eSS whfle very profitable one Tor this town, has
proved foarfu Is regards loss Of ife ana property
the loos Of fe having been the heaviest for heal
nffy yeafA 6ixty-loQ fishermen from thta town
haye hen drowned
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Lost ON lIae TOrtugas.

KEY WEST, FLA, Dec a-The Norwegian bari;
SeOulon from Minatitlan for Queenstown for
tugas November 30. Her crew were brought here
to-day BY wrecker6
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LONDON Dec. d-The Tunes SAYS that The verdfct
In the suit OF Mr.. Joyce against the Marquis Of
Clanricarde was more than justified. Lord Clan
ricardo IL says, has been proved 10 have behaved
10th 10 his agent and TO his tenantry, with base.
ness and hsrshness which are hardly credible. .
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
SHORT SESSIONS OF BOTH HOUSES.
The Senate.

The Senate.
After the reading OF the journal and the presen-
tation OF few Department communications, the
Senate, on motion OF MI. Farwell, adjourned till
Monday
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THE CHRISTIAN CONFEREyCE.
Subjects Considered at the ConRre1a-
tiOna1 Church To-day.

SOCIAL VICE HLITERACY, AND PERIis TO THE FAM
nY-THR CHURCH AND THE LABOR QUESTION
PAPERS BY REV. s. A. DrKE COL J. z GREENE, PRES
IDENT JOHN EATON, AND PRESIDENT M'cosH.
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S-s
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 + st.
ASSETS SSH .s92.2s.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
hUfs s tsS NJ 70 the viii m he o1 1pen se a 5f
70 O'Clock y. M Advances viii be made promptly
daily at The Office Of the Association. Equitable Build
ing. 1908 + st. Shares are 30 per month.
THOMAS soMERvIIIE. Pres't
JNo JOY EDISON. sec'y. ni-3m
- IN e v, from G,,i THoYfsSSs 50 DAIRY h,. .
Send orders 10 :,ii ~ st. s.w. n26-Imls
~ -, THE CoLUMBUs"
The oIly Gennips iIAiIAN Dining Rooms in the City
breakiast and Dinner served Table dHote and . Ia
Board by the Week or Month
Table d Hoie Dinner 6Jc and 7oc with one Pint
eho1 pord % ta Frenen ass
produce Finest brands Of imported wines. liquors
and cigars .
nes-1m fh HfAiSS iNSah5Sk. 4 5SSSkkAaaaos' aaSs, rr0H
g. 'so. ". coHsos. aso; W @AOAnTsEy,
CoRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, I4I9 ST n W
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
DEPOSITS. Exchange. Loans Collections
Raroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
tie Exchanges OF New York, Philadeipha, Boston,
and Baltimore bought and sold
A speciality made Of InVes,neut Securities District
Ponds and all Local Railroad Gas, Insurance. and Tel
Amercsn Bsli Telephone Stock bought and sold y Is
Rs GAs-FIxTUREs.
LARGEST STOCK low PRICES
NJ" ANDihoNs NEW TENDERS.
| T. +. BROOKS
anfS 53i 18th ST. Corcoran building
~ IMPoRTANT TO THE BUSINESS COM
IN preparing the NATioNAL CAPITAL DIREc-
Ism. ~ Pr pGocaon is ProPosed to attach to the
humber OF the call The advantage Of this feature will
WILLIAM DICKSON, Publisher.
nis-2n oiiice l4l7 + ST. n. ".
FINE GAS FIXTURES,
| PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS
We have n, iars. a.sottment , Of Royal Worcester
3 Z. sHEDD BRO.
n3 432 9th st NV
r. II. GoLDsBoRouGB & co.
Ess Estate bous, and s seid Esss .. ltS d. 1D
saIanee pi.ssd: investInent. made special % a..sn
| OI5-snl I405 street
/ se-, MISS WILLS. MODESTO, WISHES TC
%,sT@ nsi o % sa and % il pIsle Il .4a
esry opposite the Eobtt where she will be pleased Il
l see them. ,. L. Taylor system. nl0- In
/ f,. MEN's UNDERWEAR REpUcED.-BAL
gs.s~=6 o.iss.n from s3 to s;s so; Cashmere from
sscos HALLS sos st. NV. ~ sSist. i 70 order der
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FRANK l. HANvEY will continue business at 213
18th 81. NV.
WILLIAM A. WARD will continue business and can
be fOun1 at his office room. No. 302 Lennan's Build
Ing li2J y. Y NV. d8-3ts
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CRANE. PARIS. CO.,
49, BANKERS.
EBBITT HOUSE.
Buy and sell commission all securities listed on
the New York Stock Exchange.
Orders promptly executed by wire
Drafts in any amount sold on England, Ireland,
and Germany. d1-1w
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CAKPkrs. CaRprrs, CARrErs.
TO MEET THE CURRENT PRICES OF THE
SEASON.
We have made the following
GREAT REDUCTION.
WILTON CARPET. sL5O per yard.
nooUETTE CARPET sle5 per yard
VELVET CARPET. 81 per yard
BODY BRUSSELS CARPET, Zoe. SOC, a per yard
TAPESTRY CARPET. 45e. eoe., 7oe. 7se. PER yard.
WASH b WILLIAMS
Nos. 3lI. 3l7. 3l9 9TH street.
-. e34 Louisiana ave. 632 and GA d st.
fsssln Furniture. Carpets ard Upholstery doods st
kas- BOTTOM PRICEa
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10 OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
I296 Street Northwest
Subscriptions can be made for first issue of stock
from 30 to ) pm. at the office of the Assocla-
tion, and from to 9 O'Clock on TUESDAY EVEN
ING'S of each week. Five per cent paid with
drawsls. Shares e. 5Oa month: $1,000 loaned on
each share. Nine directors to be- elected December
18th the Office Of the Association. Further infor
nation can he had application
HILLMAN A. II AL. President.
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HRAND FAIR-
NJ ST. ACGCSTINE'S CHURCH.
IN the bAsemsnt From NOVEMBER I'D to DE-
CfabkH SfH inclusive NE I5t'
WEBERs SOCIETY ORCHESTRA. LOUIS
w WEBER Leader Furnishes music for all
Sons. orders left residence 10 9TH navy
y.rd or st Droops Music Store Germans speciality.
nl5 lmos
DERSONAL - LESSONS IN DANCING GIVEN
prtvstrly In class By Lady of experience. teach
all the dances including the York. Gayotte-Ort.-
HOn-~aitx . speciality Address Box a., Star Office.
nis-3w~
Dkof ,. C COLLINS
Il Gives lessons in Boxing
"a NO. 106 I'd 81 Natural Magnetic Treatment
Etven by the prufc--or- n3O-lra'
FJ,HE CYCIEKIEs. l4OS NEw YORK AVE
Irirycles. Iandems. and ~ociables for rent by the
our day or week Ladies'. 1.sc. each hour. $40 per
Largest assortment IN the Tinted States s2i-Iu
D.SoRAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
II IJth "a t~o tlocks south ot Pennsylvsnis ave.
Delt sfully cooled oy new and evinpiete apparatus
Oysn frOfn y . % 10 y. ylJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
GRAPE CUTTINGS.

TOR SALE. CUTTINGS OF THE Fol.
Il lowing varieties: Berger. Zinfandel.
Trousseau, Granache. Mataro, Carrignan'
Petite Penot. or Black Burgundy, Ganav
Tientuera Apply to 4. L. NAYBERRY.'
mrH !" San Gabriel, Gal.